Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-17

answered the summons, and, greatly to
her surprise, found herself in the pres
ence of Carrie Walton. The Joy OF the
old friends at meeting was so great that
the child was forgotten and strangled to
death. After such favorable introduc-
tion to the people, Maggie's success
could not be otherwise than certain.
History-Minnie Moody has that best
of possessions, well stored mind.
Shall she not do much for the intellect
ual advancement of the world?
Prophecy-She is preceptress OF the
Normal School Of Northern California,
and in that position exercises wide
influence.
History-Franc Hawks, class presi-
dent, il a good essayist and our song
writer. Can she not serve in any ca
pacity!
Prophecy-True to her early promises,
Franc is noted writer. Her latest
| book, Researches in the Old World, !"
has taken the people completely by
storm. She has also published collec.
tlon Of school songs, which is to be the
standard book for our city schools.
History. have been taught that,
before receiving anything as fact, the
evidence supporting it should be thor
oughly sifted. Mary Mcdonald has
adopted this counse and those who
make statements to her should be pos
sessed of a great amount of infallible
testimony. Is she always to pursue this
scrutinizing courseg
Prophecy.-Yes, she still continues
to sift thoroughly, all the evidence
brought before her. l see before me
crowded court room, and at the pris.
oner's bar noted criminal. just rising
from the bench to pronounce sentence
is form seem to recognize. Can it
be! Yes. 1t surely is our friend and
classmate, Mary Mcdonald. As she is
about to pronounce the final sentence,
dapper little lawyer jumps suddenly
to his feet, calculating in stentorian
tones. 81 rise to point of order," at
the same time hourishing a Cushing's
manual by means of which to sustain
the point. Over the face of the austere
Judge fits a smile, and we do not doubt
but that she pronouuces a lighter SEN
tence, as she recognized in him. our
classmate who is always Wright.
| History. we have been quite
confident that John Wright will be a
leader of some political organization
He is always fearless in expressing his
own ideas, and he is thoroughly con.
versant with established parliamentary
rules. Carrie Bergman has given evi.
dence of her ability to surmount diff
culties. Whatever opposes improve
ment is speedily vanquished when borne
upon by her indomitsble will. How
and when is she TO perform her future
duties
Prophecy.-Carrie is Carrie Bergman
no longer, but now bears the name
Lady Granville. She always had a
weakness for anything English, you
know.
History-The power of music is so
active and apparent as to be acknowl-
edged by every one. Lizzie Oliver is
certainly capable of exercising the power
of pleasing by her rare musical ability.
What is to be her future mission?
Prophecy-Lizzie. after leaving the
Normal, devoted her whole time to
music; and were you to glance over the
amusement columns of the Social World,
your attention would be attracted by
the advertisement, "Rosa Leland Opera
Co.; finest body of singers in the world.
Come tonight and hear the full-voiced
soprano, Elizebetta Olivera, in her un-
rivaled rendition of the late songs of the
day."
History--We have a Wolfe in our
class, but there is no occasion to say,
"Beware of the Wolfe" for she is Meth.
er ravenous, dangerous nor destructive.
You cannot say that she will develop
any of these qualities.
Prophecy-0ur Wolfe, though fero-
cious in name, is destined, instead OF
being prey upon, to be a prey 10 the
caprlces of some twenty or thirty young
hopefuls of the Palms.
History-Those who are to associate
with Amy Way will have a cheerful,
pleasant companions; who, in her quiet
manner, will keep them from becoming
dissatisfied or disconsolate. Do your
magic srectacles show the position she
is to occupy?
Prophecy-Nestling in among the
cliffs of rocky shore stands little
white cottage, with honeysuckle and ivy
creeping in rich profusion about its
doors and windows. Within this little
home is degree of culture one would
scarcely expect to find in so remote a
spot. But this is easily accounted for,
where its owner, in whom we recognize
our CHEEKY little Amy, steps to the door
and. shading her eyes with her hand
gazes down the garden and out across
the blue waters until her eyes rest upon
a skiff, in which is sun.bronzed occu.
pant. Yes, Amy is a sailors wife, and
is as happy in her cozy little home as
the day is long.
History-Emphasis is secured in many
ways, and those we see in Emily Reynold' s
peculiar nod accompanying statement.
We know that attention and considera.
ton must be yielded at once. To what
particular work shall she give her ap-
proval?
Emily received the ap
pointment of Superintendent of Schools
in Arizona. | seem to see her now
making her round of visits, seated in a
light, open chaise drawn by a somewhat
Anticipated Arizona horse, with her
comely person ensconced beneath huge,
green umbrella. But even in this dis
guise she is easily recognized by the sig.
niticant toss Of her head, as she impa-
tiently urges the poor burrO onward
every time it dares to assume its natural
gait.
History Josephine Pallet, always
quiet and pensive gives little indication
of her secret thoughts and desires.
Since silent forces often possess inestim.
able power, may she not perhaps exert
a great influence?
Prophecy-Miss Pallet, as well as
Miss Huff and Miss Walker, has gone
to China to teach the inhabitants a
few American ideas. May success
crown their efforts.
History-Luella Bryan surely has a
charitable nature. She has shown her.
self the friend OF every author with
whom we have become acquainted. AL.
ways ready to find some excuse for each
ones eccentriclties-to show some cause
for each ones ill humor-might she not
we'll he nalIed the authora' Eriapdp Pr,